Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-12-03
Respectfully,
W. L. JONES,
The Peoples Jeweler.

The Peoples Jeweler.
DANGER For CHILDREN. --Shaulter
Trussell, a little son of Mr.. John N.
Trussell, of Shepherdstown, fell upon
a pair of pointed scissors, the points Of
which opened as he fell and ran into
his throat, making two ugly wounds.
The jugular vein was very narrowly
missed, the points going on either side
of it. As it was. small artery was cut
from which the blood gushed swiftly.
Medical aid was quickly summoned and
the bleeding stopped, and the little fell
low is all right again. The same night
Joe Hess, a young son of MIR. Il. l..
Hess, was overcome by gas from a
stove in his bedroom, and was in pre-
carious situation for time. Spirit Of
Jefferson.
AT the restaurants, fine oysters in
every style are the order of the day. At
Strausner's, fine select on the half shell
or stewed, fried or roasted, can be had
At Turner Hall, whilst thus far,
"Jacob" has net got in shell oysters, yet
he deals only in select shucksd, and puts
them up in all prevailing styles. At
Albert Quinzel's on w. Martin St., a
fine eating parlor, on the first floor,
heated by steam and nicely furnished,
is an attraction to both ladies and gen.
tlemen, and he too keeps only the select
bivalves, both in bulk and intbe shell. aLd
serves them in every style, and having
steam furnishes delightfully."- nice steam
ed oysters to those who prefer that to
the other methods Of enjoying them.
No matter what induce
ments others may profess
to offer for your trade this
season, | can assure, you
will get better goods, lower
prices, and a better assert
ment to select from with
me than anywhere else in
town. W. l.. JONES.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON. Great
bargains in Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren's Wraps. We have bought and
just received this week the full sample
line and odd stock of two New York
Manufacturers and at prices lower than
we have ever known, and to-day we
can give any kind of Wraps at about
one third less than any other House in
Martinsburg. Respect.
Dec. 1t. III. G. BERRY 81 Co.
The Rev. Dallas Tucker will hold a
mission at Mt. Zion p. Z. Church,
Hedgesville, beginning Monday even
ing, Dec. 5 and contin uing to Friday
All are cordially invited to avail them
selves of these services.
w. Il. LEAvELL,
Rector.
The members OF the City Band
wish to express publicly their thanks
to the ladies who rendered them such
great assistance at the fair, also to
the general public for their liberal
and generous patronage.
MR.. ID. S. EICHELBERGER has taken
up his residence in Scott City, Kas.,
where he is managing the Scott City
Neaos. We are glad to hear that he is
doing so we'll.
PREPARATORY services in the
Presbyterian church this morning at
III o'clock and communion services
tomorrow, Sunday morning, at the
usual hour.
THE Mozart Orchestra gave a concert
at the Masonic Fair in Hagerstown on
Monday evening. They were highly
complimented for the excellence of their
playing.
The largest stock, best styles and
lowest prices in Ladies, Misses and
Children's Wraps at III. G. Berry & Co.
Dec. Sit.
Mr.. MILES KEARNEY scalded him.
self badly on Thanksgiving day with
/ not of boiling coffee.